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NAUSICAA , in See also: Greek See also: legend, daughter of See also: Alcinous, See also: king of the Phaeacians in the
See also: island of Scheria (Odyssey, vi
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15-315, viii
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457.) When Odysseus (Ulysses) was swept into the See also: sea from the raft on which he had See also: left the home of See also: Calypso, he swam ashore to Scheria, where he See also: fell asleep on the See also: bank of a See also: river
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Here he was found by Nausicaa; who supplied him with clothes and took him to her See also: father's palace, where he was hospitably entertained
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She is said to have become the wife of See also: Telemachus
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The incident of Odysseus and Nausicaa formed the subject of a lost See also: play by See also: Sophocles and was frequently represented in See also: ancient See also: art
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